Chisora is extremely underrated

I think it's funny that people always criticize boxers for going after the easy opposition and wanting to get their paydays (while still hyping these guys up) but when Chisora does the exact opposite he is rated poorly. The fact is that Chisora beat down a top guy in Helenius (the fight wasn't close) and has the best opposition of the HW division recently. He fought Vitali, Haye, Fury, and Helenius! Vitali, Haye, and Fury are easily 3/4 of the best fighters today.

Chisora's losses are really amongst the best guys. Even then, he gave each top guy he faced a tough fight. It was easily Fury's closest and toughest fight, Vitali's toughest fight post-injury, Haye's toughest fight that he's won, and Helenius' because he just straight up lost. Every other fight these guys had in the past few years have really just been dominant displays with no real test while in fights against Chisora these guys definitely had to deal with adversity.

People just look at the losses, but Chisora's resume with less than 20 fights has better names then most good HW boxers get through their whole careers. Now people think that Chisora would lose against guys like Charr and other lower HW's. That's a ****ing joke. Chisora clowns guys like Charr, Adamek, Cunningham, and Chambers. He's a top 5 HW. I even think he could destroy Povetkin Personally, I really want Chisora to just re-start and beat down other top 10 HW's. He's a great fighter and I know that after he beats these guys and gains valuable experience he could be HW champion when the Klitschkos are retired.

 

Chisora knows how to sell a fight too. Him and Vitali were looking like best friends in all their interviews before he slapped him. He just wanted to set up a future fight with Wlad.

It was also ring psychology. He wanted Vitali to come after him.

 

I just got a little sick reading Chisora's name with those bums.